Sentence examples for ability to merge with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rooney said that examiners looked for a variety of things during an average 16-minute road test: awareness of pedestrians, posted speed limits and other road signs; the ability to merge with traffic; and use of turn signals and mirrors.
Slack's meteoric rise to become the workplace chat client du jour is due in large part to its ability to merge with other office tools.
The ability to merge creativity with technology depends on one's ability to be emotionally attuned to others.
Jeter's homer on Sunday was another reminder of his knack for seizing the moment, his ability to merge talent with confidence.
The ability to merge that with our significant digital output is really a no-brainer.
With a penchant for gamer-sounds and themes in his music, as well as an artistic ability to merge bass with swirling electronica crescendos, the budding producer rings in the tenth day of the Mixmas holiday with a mix worthy of royalty.
Once you've seen the pictures, you've pretty much seen the best of Alice apart from the Bandersnatch, a ravening, barrel-bodied hyena that's an example of the film's ability to merge CGI illusion with a hand-crafted cartoon quality.
Which is largely down to something that seems built into Apple's DNA: the ability to merge cutting-edge technology with beautiful design.
In a statement, the Competition Commission in Britain said it had concluded that Ryanair's shareholding had been a significant obstacle to Aer Lingus's ability to merge or form partnerships with other airlines, limiting Aer Lingus's strategic options as it seeks to remain competitive during a recent wave of airline consolidation in Europe.
Even before this, Boston's ability to merge upper crust sophistication with the brute of a beer-drunk Red Sox fan and the endearing pretentiousness of an up-and-coming musician fascinated me -- it's a city that welcomes you no matter who you are, takes care of you, but doesn't hold your hand.
Their class enjoyed "finding the meaning" within the poem, proving Coelho's ability to merge the meaning of everyday life with entertaining humour.
